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Elbows
Elbows are one of the most common pipe fittings and are used to change the direction of a pipe. They typically come in 45° and 90° angles.
Applications: Ideal for tight corners or rerouting pipework in confined spaces.
Materials: Available in copper, plastic (PVC/CPVC), and steel.
Tees
Tees are used to split or combine fluid flow in a system, creating a T-shaped junction.
Applications: Perfect for adding branches to your main line or connecting multiple lines.
Tip: Ensure the correct orientation to maintain flow efficiency.
Couplings and Unions
Couplings connect two straight pieces of pipe, while unions allow for easier disconnection and maintenance.
Applications: Essential when installing sections of pipe or when you need future access for maintenance.
Tip: Use unions in areas where pipes may need to be removed frequently.
Reducers
Reducers are fittings that connect pipes of different diameters, allowing for smooth transitions.
Applications: Commonly used in systems where the pipe size changes, such as moving from a main line to a smaller branch.
Adapters
Adapters are similar to reducers but are typically used to connect pipes of different types, such as copper to plastic.
Applications: Useful when integrating new pipe types into existing systems.
Caps and Plugs
Caps close the end of a pipe, while plugs seal the inside of a fitting.
Applications: Ideal for temporary closures during installation or maintenance.
Choosing the Right Fitting for Your Installation
Selecting the correct fitting depends on the material, system type, and installation requirements.
At Collister and Glover, we stock a wide range of high-quality fittings suitable for plumbing, heating, and industrial applications.
For more guidance on choosing the right fittings, check out our detailed product pages or contact our team. We're happy to help!
